MEN220 vs Mark Levinson No. 5101
The No. 5101's signal-to-noise is 106 dB against the MEN220's 100 dB. Both share low-frequency extension (20 Hz), high-frequency extension (20 kHz), and thd (0.002%).
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The McIntosh MEN220 Room Correction System provides an all-in-one solution for advanced room correction, custom equalization, and two-way electronic crossover capabilities. It supports precise measurement and correction for up to eight specific listening positions (Focus Positions) and also offers a Global Room Correction mode for listening anywhere in the room. The system includes six preset equalization curves tailored for different music genres and allows users to create up to six custom EQ profiles via a built-in web interface. The MEN220 features a variable crossover with adjustable frequency from 10Hz to 20,000Hz and selectable crossover slopes with Butterworth or Linkwitz-Riley filter types, enabling true bi-amplification with two pairs of balanced and unbalanced outputs. Inputs include both balanced and unbalanced connections for seamless integration with preamplifiers. Operation is user-friendly with front panel controls, a remote control, and a web interface. Power Control ports allow synchronized on/off with other McIntosh components. The unit is designed with McIntosh's signature black glass front panel, rotary knobs, push buttons, and illuminated logo. It is manufactured under license from Lyngdorf Audio A/S, incorporating RoomPerfect technology for superior room acoustics correction. Key performance specs include a frequency response of +0, -0.5dB from 20Hz to 20,000Hz, total harmonic distortion of 0.002%, and a signal-to-noise ratio of 100dB. The MEN220 ships with a precision calibrated microphone, vibration-isolated tripod mic stand, and a 25-foot balanced mic cable for accurate room measurements.
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The No. 5101's signal-to-noise is 106 dB against the MEN220's 100 dB. Both share low-frequency extension (20 Hz), high-frequency extension (20 kHz), and thd (0.002%).
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